Global Engagement Night on Tuesday, April 14 was all about wellness and how students can maintain and improve their holistic health. After an informative presentation on the nine dimensions of wellness, students engaged in some friendly competition in a round of ‘Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?’ while testing their knowledge of the campus resources available that ensure student wellness.

Although we were short a million dollars to award the winning team, they were presented with a plethora of sweet treats for their achievement. Join us on Tuesday, April 21, for more fun at our potluck during Global Engagement Night in 122 Oxley Hall at 6 p.m.

For last week’s Global Engagement Night, on Tuesday, March 31, students came together to learn some fun facts about Central and South America. Students were split up into four different teams to battle it out in a trivia game. Who knew that the Amazon Rain Forest had over 2.5 million insect species and pink dolphins can be found swimming in the Amazon River? This Global Engagement Night called for teamwork and great discussion, but eventually one team took the win!

Join us this Tuesday, April 7, for our next Global Engagement Night in 122 Oxley Hall as we will be discussing sports around the world!

During the Office of International Affairs’ Global Engagement Night this week, students learned to play different games and bonded with each other. The group started with a icebreaker, and then students took turns to learn about different games.

Be sure to join us next Tuesday, March 31 in 122 Oxley Hall!

For this week’s Global Engagement Night on Tuesday, March 10, students met together to discuss topics related to music. They shared their favorite songs, interests and experience related to music and unique ideas behind music. What made the night more fun was the Music Guess Competition. Jessica did a great job with the presentation. Forty songs were carefully selected and cut. Lots of discussion and lots of fun! Happy spring break!

During the Office of International Affairs’ Global Engagement Night this week, students gathered to learn more about the continent of Africa.  With its diverse history, landscapes, languages, and cultures, the various countries in the world’s second largest continent made for great conversation–and what better way to learn more about all that Africa has to offer than a trivia game! Be sure to join us next Tuesday, March 10 in 122 Oxley Hall as we discuss music around the world!

On Tuesday, February 17, international and American students came together to Office of International Affairs’ Global Engagement Night to celebrate the famous Mardi Gras carnival. Students learned about the origins of the carnival, traditions associated with the celebration, and how is this event observed in different parts of the world. There were carnival masks, food, music, and the traditional King Cake with its small plastic baby hidden inside, found by a lucky student!